What has..... & What does.....

Both are 'correct'. The first, using the 'has got' form, is casual and conversational:

Informal:
What has money got to do with power?
What have cows got to do with cheese?
What has the Moon got to do with June?

Formal/standard:
What has money to do with power?
What have cows to do with cheese?
What has the Moon to do with June?

The second, using 'does have', is standard and correct.

1) is possibly correct, but I would say 2) is more correct.
If they are both correct, they do mean the same thing.
If X=5 and Y=10 , then X+Y=15
If. X =5 and Y=10 , then X is less than Y (X<Y) and Y is greater than X (Y>X)
That is an example of X and Y being used to represent numbers. I have never heard that question ( What does X have to do withY?) but it is quite clever.
Example: If a child does not finish his homework because he was trying to finish a video game, then the teacher might say "What does X have to do with Y?". ( X=video game Y=homework )

You beat me again. I thought were waiting for me to take that one.

You've been here for all of three days, nobody is waiting for you to do a damn thing.

Glad you noticed.

Noticeable like a fly buzzing around my head.

Smile. That's a micro-drone.

A micro drone that eats dog ****.

Quoting Iz doesn't impress me.

You've only been here three days.

And already need a vacation.

Three days here feels like six months in the real world.

So it's like a gravitational space-time relativity thing? When I'm painting an hour and a half goes by ( or I go by it ) in about 20 minutes.