What does "kcal/mol" mean when speaking of enzyme catalysis?
The reaction barrier (also termed activation energy) is the energy that is needed for the reaction to take place. An enzyme is "only" a catalysator which lowers the necessary energy (and/or makes the reaction possible under the conditions) but some energy to start a chemical reaction is still needed. See this image (from here): 



To your questions: A and B are essentially the same - but the reaction time necessary with small amounts of enzyme is much longer than when 1 mole of enzyme is present. The amount of energy needed to catalyze the production of 1 mole of product stays the same.