Is the word programado the same in Brazilian and European Portuguese?

No

While the spelling, grammar, and core meaning of "programado" are identical in both variants, there is a difference in typical usage. In Brazilian Portuguese, "programado" is used broadly to mean "scheduled" for almost any context, including medical appointments, meetings, or social events. In European Portuguese, "programado" is more specifically reserved for things that are "programmed" (such as software, electronics, or a TV schedule) or "pre-planned" in a structural sense. For appointments, meetings, or personal commitments, a person in Portugal is much more likely to use different words like "agendado" or "marcado."

Brazilian Portuguese Examples

1. O evento está programado para amanhã. (The event is scheduled for tomorrow.)
2. Minha consulta está programada para as dez. (My appointment is scheduled for ten.)
3. O show está programado para as nove. (The show is scheduled for nine.)
4. O computador foi programado por ele. (The computer was programmed by him.)
5. O feriado está programado para segunda-feira. (The holiday is scheduled for Monday.)

European Portuguese Examples

1. O espetáculo está programado para as vinte horas. (The show is scheduled for 8 PM.)
2. A minha consulta está marcada para as dez. (My appointment is scheduled for ten.)
3. O software foi programado para funcionar sozinho. (The software was programmed to work by itself.)
4. A reunião foi agendada para amanhã. (The meeting was scheduled for tomorrow.)
5. O programa de televisão está programado para as dez. (The TV program is scheduled for ten.)