Previously bought Lightroom, how do I install onto a new tablet?

Several months ago I bought Lightroom 5 and installed it onto my laptop. This laptop is very old and shutting down and I am looking into buying a tablet now, specifically a Microsoft Surface Pro. I should note that I am not a professional photographer, I use Lightroom just for my own photos for my family. But I have a few questions regarding this:
1)Will Lightroom run on the Microsoft Surface Pro 3, or are there other tablets out there that people think work better? Should I just stick with buying a new laptop?
2)Will I have to pay for Lightroom again to get it onto my tablet? Or is there a way to use my current license and get it onto the tablet/new laptop?
3) How so I install Lightroom onto a tablet?
I appreciate any advice/help!

Have LR 5.5 running on a PC and laptop.Am upgrading PC to faster machine so need to install LR on the new machine. Understand you can only have two copies loaded. In the past Adobe would re-register the machine that a is about to be scraped, what do I need to do to load LR on the new machine? Thank you for your help.

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