What occurs when the locale is the same as the language-specific ruleset to which the user has access?

When the locale is the same as the language-specific ruleset to which the user has access, users will see the translated text along with the appropriate currency symbols. This happens because Pega uses the locale setting to determine which language-specific ruleset to apply. When there is a match, all user interface elements are displayed in the translated version that corresponds to that specific locale. Additionally, relevant formats such as date, time, and currency symbols are adjusted to align with the user's locale preferences, ensuring a seamless and localized user experience.

The other options do not accurately reflect this behavior. Users do not see only the original language text, nor do they experience no changes to the interface since the matched locale and ruleset ensure that localized content is presented. It is also not the case that users can only access settings in the default locale; they are empowered to interact with the interface in their selected locale language and formatting.