Both “appealing” and “appealing for” are different.

One appeals to someone (a person, an institution, a court, a foundation etc.) to do something.

The other appeals for something ( benefit, ruling, money, help, etc).

I can ask you to accept my question. What might you think should you do?

I am appealing for points as I don’t have many points.

‘… choose a time that is appealing to you’

‘… choose a time that is appealing for you’

If I want to understand the answer, I would prefer the first example. I would prefer:

“…hear the words as you choose a time that suits you” or “…choose a time that is

convenient for you”.