This plant is under a crabapple, but near the edge of the shade it casts. I don't remember it flowering, but maybe it takes a few years to flower, or possibly I'm just forgetting about the blooms. It is a low shrub. ( photo / image / picture from aythya-camellia's Garden )
That does look a lot like it. I think it probably is that, although it hasn't developed a pinkish tone in winter.
It doesn't have to be that exact variety, but one that looks a lot like it. Also, it might not turn pinkish unless you've got very low temps.
I have some Euonymus just like yours. I'm almost certain they are 'Raulston's Gold' - very pretty plants.
Many years ago we had a shrub line of the Gold Euonymus and they were so pretty. But the GE get a fungus very easily...at least ours did!
I have had mine for 1 1/2 years now and it has not had a problem with fungus, or anything else for that matter. Probably the fungus yours got doesn't occur in my area.