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"Litre" is a unit of volume or capacity, as of a box, a bottle, or a balloon.
"Meter per second" is a unit of speed, as of a rolling stone, a car, or the earth moving through space.
The two units have different 'dimensions' and are used to measure different quantities.
Neither of them can be converted into the other one.
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