blink blink I can't believe it.

We get so many variations of "I got this European thing" or "can I plug (huge thing) into (tiny outlet)" or "renting as complication" - and the answer is always a huge Nope. Until now.

Yes, you can!

That receptacle is exactly what you need for that appliance.

In fact, if you had the ability to run a new circuit to that appliance, this is exactly what we'd tell you to install.

You might want to buy a lottery ticket :) Luck is with you today. (or skill?)

Change the plug.

It just takes a common NEMA 6-20 plug that has a strain relief appropriate for that diameter of cable. Any electrical supply house will have it, and a hardware store or box store might even.

The only way I'd consider an adapter cable is if you made it yourself with a TUV-rated Schuko inline socket, some 12/3 cordage, and the NEMA 6-20P of course.

Even if you could find an adapter, 99% chance it would be some cheap Chinese rubbish that would catch on fire and kill you with toxic smoke while you sleep. I suppose, if you could find a high-current (at least 2.5mm wires) Schuko "power strip" from a reliable vendor of unquestionable quality (Tripp-Lite, Siemens etc.), then I'd say buy it and change the plug to NEMA 6-20P.

Yes, it's fine, and replace the cord. Adapters can fail and start fires.