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Vibrators contain an electric or battery powered motor that produces vibrations. When the power is turned on the vibrating motor is activated, creating vibrations.
Generally, battery powered vibrators tend to be less powerful than electric powered vibrators. Electric powered vibrators tend to be designed with stronger motors which use more power, which means you don't have to worry about electricity running out like batteries do.

Vibrators come in different styles because people like to use them in different ways. For example, a clitoral vibrator is designed to stimulate the clitoris while a G-Spot vibrator is designed to stimulate the G-Spot. There are many different styles to choose from and some vibrators even combine two or more different styles, for example the Jack Rabbit stimulates the clitoris with the "bunny" while stimulating the G-Spot with the twisting shaft and the outer-vaginal area with the spinning beads. It is best to choose a style that responds to your body, creating stimulation.

Trying things out is the best way to know! If you typically masturbate by playing with the clitoris, you may be more drawn to an external vibrator; if you typically enjoy having pressure or something inside the vagina or anus, you may like an internal vibrator. A great way to find out is by trying out a toy that can offer both and then deciding which you like most.

It's possible. Anal vibrators are well-known to produce a lot of pleasure as the anus is a very sensitive spot with many nerves. Stimulating these nerves with a vibrator can heighten sexual experience and lead to stronger orgasms. There have been reports that people have had an orgasm from anal stimulation alone. 

It is generally considered safe to use a vibrator during pregnancy. If your doctor has given you the green light for sexual intercourse, then it's generally accepted that you also have the OK to use a vibrator.