How to install Lion on the extra mac

I have installed Lion on my Imac and I will have the same OS in my macBook Pro too.
Doi I have to pay an extra licence now?

If you own the machine, no. There is no more family pack. Simply sign into the app store and download Lion again on your second machine, then install. You could create an installation DVD from the installer you downloaded for your first machine (if you haven't already run the installer, which will self delete during the installation process).

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