The recall only relates to the adaptor that connects the Apple power supply directly to a power point. The power supply itself is fine. If you have the European 2-prong adaptor with 4 or 5 numbers instead of EUR printed on it then it is almost certainly one of the units subject to the recall. My power supply came with a mains lead but an adaptor was also included as an alternative to the mains lead. I have never used the adaptor because I think the MacBook power supply is to large and heavy to hang from a power point.
The Apple press release states: "In very rare cases, affected Apple two-prong wall plug adapters may break and create a risk of electrical shock if touched". Given the size and weight of the Macbook Pro power supplies I think the adaptor is more likely to break if used with these power supply than the much smaller power supplies for devices such as the iPad. Hence, It is really odd that Apple are currently excluding the MacBook Pro from the recall. However, I think this is simply a mistake on Apple's part which I suspect they will correct once they review customer feedback. I also know that some Apple dealers will replace the adaptor if you take it to them.
The other problem is that because the Macbook Pro is not currently included in the recall you cannot get through to Apple Support unless you have an existing service agreement, a warrantee or are willing to pay for a one-off consultation.