During the Spanish Inquisition Jews and Muslims were forced to convert or leave Spain.
1. I bolded the key word for you. This was an action of the spanish government, not an action of the Catholic Church as such.
2. In order to render an adequate judgment on the matter, we'd have to attend to the historical, political, etc. context in which they did it. Since I don't know, I can't comment (and chances are, neither can you).
There was lots of torture and killing by the Catholics on people who were different than them.
1. Correction, there was lots of torture and killing by the relevant State authorities of the time.
2. They were tortured and killed because they were found guilty of crimes against the State (of which heresy was one such crime), not simply because they were different.
3. Things, so far as I am aware, weren't different in predominately non-Catholic European countries after the reformation.
The Catholics in the following picture portraying the Spanish Inquisition, don't look much different than today's members of ISIS:
The fact that you have to drag up ancient history speaks volumes. In point of fact, you don't think that Catholics currently present any kind of real threat. Muslims? Different story.
Islam and Muslims have no place in the West.