Generally, yes, you can get most styles of ‘ordinary’ light in a fire rated equivalent, but only from the ‘better’ manufacturers.
Something like you have pictured above would be around £200 for the fire rated type.
Far cheaper would be to buy fire hoods for whatever fittings you have got. (if allowed by Building Control/whoever is in charge). These are £10 – 40 per fitting, so more economic to buy standard light fittings and fit a hood , of course, this assumes you have room above the light fitting. They stand up around 100mm above the fitting, just like a tent. This gives 30mins to 1 hour of fire rating.
We’ve just done the same in a school, the Spec. called for new fire rated lighting, we gave them the quote, which was £4000+ for 2 classrooms, and the alternative of the hoods at £600. They had the hoods.