Fortran code runs but doesn't display any input - visual-studio-code

Hi I am using Visual Studio code to try to run some fortran code. I have two issues. Firstly, I am able to run the program in the command line using the fortran compiler I have installed (I know it runs as when there is an error it flags it in the command line). However, the issue is that when I put code with no error it runs, however doesn't display the input I expect. This is the code, which I copied from a youtube tutorial.
program Test
implicit none
character*20 :: name
print *, "Name:"
read *, name
print *, name
end program Test
When it is run, the command line command runs and doesn't present an error, but nothing is output, just a new line. Any ideas on what is causing this.
Also I would like to run it directly from Visual Studio Code, however I am unable to link the compiler to VSC. I have done it before with Python code, and when I press F5 it will run, however when I do the same with the fortran file, it just gives a menu:
I have installed the Modern Fortran extension for VSC. Any idea on what is happening?
Thank you in advance.

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