I would recommend using Etcher to create a bootable Kali USB drive. Kali Linux does seem to support installing on Apple hardware ( single boot, dual boot). On first run right-click and select Open or go to Settings/Security and allow installing apps from other sources besides Mac Store.
I've never used Kali Linux so I'm not sure what drivers are supported out of the box for Apple hardware, but on some Linux distributions you may need to install non-free drivers from the repositories to get full use of the Apple hardware. For 2016+ laptops, you will need to use a USB Keyboard & Mouse since there are no official drivers to support the new Keyboard & Trackpad yet (I'm not sure about WiFi or other hardware). You will need a 64-bit version of Java 8. If you happen to have a MBPro 2016+ laptop, then Linux may not work well on the system. Maltego is easy and quick to install - it uses Java, so it runs on Windows, Mac and Linux. I've installed Linux on most Apple hardware from 2006-2015 without any issues. Thankfully I don't hear much about it and when it does occur the Linux distros quickly address the issue. UEFI is poorly implemented in many motherboards. This is more of an issue with the System's UEFI NVRAM implementation being broken than it is with Linux causing a problem. Now click on the Browse icon located just above the cancel button and select your downloaded Kali Linux ISO file and then click on the start button. There have been a couple of instances where an Ubuntu installer bricked a UEFI system when writing the boot entry into the UEFI NVRAM. The only time you might have an issue is if you have a UEFI booting system (which Apple uses) and you install it onto your drive. Downloading Kali Linux (or any Linux distribution) and booting from a USB drive should not cause your system any problems with normal use.
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