At a restaurant, do you think it is rude for the waiter/waitress to ask the customer if they need change?

Not at all. I always ask to be seated away from the bathroom or kitchen.

If you have sensitivities to perfumes, fragrances, sunlight, etc., those should have been stated on your resume, so that your employer can use "Reasonable Accommodations." If you can get a doctor to write a note, it might help, but if you can't wait certain tables, you'll lose tips, because they may or may not place you with other diners. They may just choose to not serve those tables you find offensive.

That could be grounds for dismissal, because it wasn't disclosed.

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