Don't fret about the type of light for rooting cuttings, they won't be there for long enough for it to matter. Brighter is better and they will root faster, but again they will be rooted before it really matters.

Is this like a stick a couple of feet long? Any leaves? They really want to be outside in the sun, but they will be OK inside for a month or so to get roots. For a quick and relatively cheap setup, you could use several vertically mounted fluorescent tubes around the cuttings. Or get one of those 85W compact fluorescents that plug into a standard lampholder, not especially efficient but simple and cheaper than fancy light fittings.

Soil is more important. Use a fast-draining mix so that you can water it but it won't stay too wet. And something heavy enough to hold the cutting upright, maybe some gravel in the mix.