Computational power of a 2-PDA
First: Student's heuristics. At your level, what can you prove? Equivalence with TM or PDA should work by simulation. Equivalence to LBA might be slightly harder. Anything in between is certainly harder. So start with the easy inclusions.

You can see very quickly that languages like $a^nb^nc^n$ that are not context-free can be accepted by a 2-PDA. So you are certainly stronger than PDA.

Next in line is TM. Of course, every 2-PDA can be simulated by a 2-TM which can in turn be simulated by a TM. Turns out that the other direction works out, too. Take a TM and simulate it by a 2-PDA. You can keep the state graph but have to translate reading/writing/moving to reading$^2$/writing$^2$. What can simulate the TM's head? Also, take care what happens if the TM accesses new fields.

Can you figure it out now?