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Formulize can let you create a form with whatever elements you want on it. And you can assign permissions to whatever groups you want to fill in that form.
And it lets you create advanced notification options so that you can be notified when someone fills in the form, or the person who fills in the form can get a confirmation message, or when various other things happen. And the notification messages can have customized templates, and those templates can include all values that have been filled in in the form.
Formulize does not have any JQuery features or other "asynchronous" Ajax-like features at this time. So if what you are interested in is the way the total at the bottom adds up automatically as the checkboxes are checked, Formulize does not do that automatically for you, but you could custom write some JQuery or javascript code that would do that with a Formulize form (or any form of course).
If you can give some more details of what exactly you are trying to create...what the form would look like, what elements it would have, who the users of the form are, how they are supposed to interact with it (fill it in only once, fill it in multiple times, etc), and who is supposed to review the entries (ie: webmasters see all entries, or people from the same city are supposed to see entries only by other people in the same city...?), then I could provide some more concrete answers, examples and steps.
Formulize is like a CMS for forms and data, so just like you have to think a bit about how to setup your XOOPS site to do what you want, you have to put some design and planning into how you use Formulize to handle the form submission and data reporting needs that you have.
--Julian