Money plant is an example of creeper do you agree explain?

A money plant is mainly a climber, not a creeper. Without support it may trail or “creep,” but its natural habit is to climb using weak stems. Climbers and creepers both have weak stems; they differ in growth pattern and support use.

Why money plants are classified as climbers

Money plant growth habit (Epipremnum aureum)

• Aerial roots: Uses aerial roots to grip bark, walls, or supports and climb toward light.
• Natural tendency: In the wild it climbs; indoors without a trellis or moss pole it trails, which can look like creeping.
• With support: Given a vertical support (moss pole/trellis), it anchors and climbs, showing its true climbing habit.