i believe the only difference between the two computers is the size of the transformer in the charger itself. if they brought their charger, compare its output to yours (the chargers should clearly say the output voltage (V, VDC, or Volts), output amperage(A or Amps), output frequency (Hz), and/or output wattage(W or Watts)). if the outputs match
EXACTLY, then you can use your charger in their comp.
Also if I do have to buy a VOLTAGE CONVERTER, which one do I need to buy to be able to charge thier laptop's battery (is 2000 W sufficient?)
if the outputs of the chargers do not match and you have to buy a converter, then read the input of the 220V charger. it should say how many amps it consumes. multiply the number of amps the charger consumes with the voltage to get the wattage.
example:lets say your charger consumes 5Amps @ 120V (i dont know where you live but in north america 120V is the standard voltage)
P=I*V
P=5*120
P=600W
in this case the 2000W converter will be more then enough.