White film on zinnia leaves is powdery mildew. It weakens but rarely kills the plant. Since zinnia leaves are stripped for bouquets, it's often cosmetic.
Echinacea rarely gets powdery mildew, but not impossible. Protect with same sprays or accept the risk—gardening has no guarantees.
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