Once you define the feed source you are able to define to which post type or custom post type you want to use to display the imported content. You can also control the title, author name, and the length of the content taken from the original imported post. The featured image is also imported.

You can control the length of the content published on your post by combining content coming from the imported post content or by adding your own text.

The imported post content is parsed into fragments which you can later use while building the template used for the post which will be shown on your site.

That also includes the ability to include additional content in the excerpt field. But if the original RSS feed coming from the source is not exposing all the content in the RSS feed there is not a way to get is as we are scraping the content but reading the RSS feed.

Yes. You can use as many feed sources as you like. For each feed source you can define keyword filters as well as a unique content template so syndicated posts will match the original post structure.

Yes. The whole idea of the plugin is to support importing full text posts (if it is available in the RSS feed source), including featured image and post excerpt and title onto your own site. You can structure the template of the imported content to be displayed the way you prefer on your site.

Yes. You can choose the post type by specifying custom posts, the category under which the post will be shown, add tags etc.