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The rulebook states that there are 3 levels of fury, but how do you determine which one a particular model has? I'm asking cause in the Ariadna starter, the Highlander Grey has fury and I want to know how to properly apply this rule, thanks.

The old army lists told you whether a unit was impetuous, frenzy etc. The newer lists have a little symbol next to the rest of the stats to represent whether the model is regular/ irregular or has impetuous/ frenzy. I believe there is even a key somewhere which tells you what the symbols are. It might be in the wiki somewhere.

I actually just bought the rulebook a couple of days ago but don't recall seeing any legend or key of symbols. Can someone provide a page reference?

I believe they're also at the top of every page in the new profile PDF.

In the original Army Lists and the Human Sphere ones it says it under their stat-line, either "not-impetuous" "impetuous" or "frenzy".

In the Campaign Paradiso Army List, there is a key up the top of each page showing the icons for "impetuous" (a red swoopy arrow) and "frenzy" (an orange zig-zag arrow) and if a profile displays neither of them, it's assumed to be "not-impetuous".

Furthermore, if you use the official online army builder you will find those same icons used on the profiles to indicate their level of fury.

I hope that helps you to clear things up.

edit: P.S: You may be mixing up fury and frenzy, I know I did at first: Fury is the broad name for the rule, and Frenzy is a specific form of it, you can read more about it on the official wiki