If she wants to play acoustic guitar, then that's what to get. If she wants to play electric, then get that. They are not the same instrument, and are not played the same way. It depends on what she wants to do musically, accompany herself singing or play in group as a guitarist.
If she wants to play acoustic, I would look for a decent quality used instrument and set it up properly. There is no reason pressing the strings should be such a strain. If setup properly and you use X-light strings, it won't be that much more difficult than an electric. More difficult yes, but not like you describe.
I would think a used medium/high end Yamaha or Takamine would be a good place to start. They will have enough quality to allow proper setup of string action (how hard you need to press) without buzzing. Because they aren't 'brand' (i.e. Gibson, Martin, Taylor, etc.) you won't be paying a lot of $ for the name.
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