Your Horoscope MIGHT be a Different Sign than they always Told You ... but Probably Not

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Before I 'realized' that the zodiac is twelve constellations in a circle around the sun (so it works out where the sun is 'in' each constellation for 30-degrees of our revolving around the sun), I wondered 'Do the days of the constellations shift'? And this article said, "... Kinda." https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/life/1421190/zodiac-sign-dates-why-do-star-sign-dates-change-wrong-sign-evg The astrologer said that it's all centered on the Spring Equinox, which is different every four years because of Leap Year (making you a Pisces instead of an Aries if you were born in a Leap Year). The article then goes on to claim you could be a Capricorn instead of an Aquarius, or a Leo instead of a Virgo. But they don't really explain why, except to say you should look at an "ephemerus" (a table or data file that lets you know the calculated positions of celestial objects in the sky over time) to know for sure. (I think--if you go to Astro-Charts dot com--you just enter your birth-date & -time & -location, and they'll tell you "our place in the universe (at that moment).")