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Could someone give me a push in the right direction, if I am willing to determine if
two images actually make a panorama together (or are panorama-like, e.g contain “same” parts, which are obviously a bit transformed).
The technique you are after is known as “image stitching”. There is a reasonable Wikipedia entry on it. That gives a few hints about how the algorithm would work.
It’s necessarily a tricky heuristic. You need to find groups of pixels that are similar (but obviously not identical). This could include parts that are rotated slightly, scaled slightly, or coloured slightly differently.