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Hello.
I believe Elastic Beanstalk's EC2 is managed by AutoScaling.
We believe that the EC2 instance was terminated as a result of the Auto Scaling group health check or ALB health check determining that the EC2 instance was abnormal.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/using-features.managing.as.html
If you look at CloudTrail, you can probably see the API history where EC2 has been terminated.
If you want to start it, I think it will start if you adjust the number of EC2 units in the AutoScaling group etc.
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That does appear to be what happened. It actually corrected itself and spun up the EC2 automatically some time after I posted the question. Thank you.